About three in 10 Horizon Hills homeowners are Singaporeans, making them the second-largest group of buyers after Malaysians.
From young families to retirees, some Singaporeans are seeing Horizon Hills not just as a property purchase, but as a lifestyle upgrade.
Horizon Hills is a 1,200 acres freehold mix-development township in Iskandar Puteri, Johor.
It prides itself on being Johor’s safest and most prestigious township, which perhaps adds to its draw among Singaporeans and expats.
It’s also just a stone throw away from Tuas Second Link Highway and has direct access to Coastal Highway Southern Link.
Photo from Horizon Hills
Commonly asked questions from Singaporeans
Buying a property is a huge investment. Therefore, questions are expected.
When Singaporeans ask about Horizon Hills, their concerns usually fall into three areas: safety, lifestyle, and the community.
On safety and security, round-the-clock gated precincts with guards, CCTVs, and regular patrols at Horizon Hills provide homeowners with peace of mind. The township has also received The Best Safety Features Development award in Johor by the StarProperty Awards.
“You come back and it’s just the way you left it,’ Ian, a resident who travels frequently, made this comment about the security at Horizon Hills in this video interview.
Screenshot from Horizon Hills YouTube video
On liveability, the township is designed to ensure all lifestyle needs are met.
From the Horizon Hills Golf & Country Club to parks, jogging tracks, playgrounds, and an upcoming mall, the township has everything covered.
Screenshot from Horizon Hills YouTube video
The Horizon Mall is slated to open in the second quarter of 2026. According to The Star, the mall will be anchored with Malaysia’s premium supermarket Village Grocer, 30 F&B outlets, Jungle Gym family entertainment centre and more.
If you ever considered buying a home in JB, chances are you are looking for a spacious living environment.
You will get your spacious home at Horizon Hills and can enjoy tranquility and privacy as it’s designed to be a low-density development.
For Ian and June, Horizon Hills began as an investment but it has since become a home that they look forward to returning to.
Watch them share more here:
Who are your neighbours?
Yes, amenities are important but one’s living experience is often shaped by the community in the area too.
According to Horizon Hills, 60 per cent of the homebuyers are Malaysian professionals, 30 per cent are Singaporean families while 10 per cent are other expatriates.
One can expect a “cosmopolitan yet close-knit neighbourhood”, a Horizon Hills spokesperson shared.
The Singaporean homebuyers are mostly work professionals or young families in their 30s to 50s.
While there’s a mix of both male and female buyers, they were mostly couples that made a joint purchase.
“We also see retirees downsizing in Singapore and moving here for more space, greenery, and lifestyle,” a Horizon Hills spokesperson told Mothership.
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New launch: The Peak at Horizon Hills
If you wish to check out the development, your chance to do so is here.
Horizon Hills will be having a roadshow at i12 Katong from Sep. 17 on.
They have recently launched The Peak, one of its 11 precincts.
The Peak consists of Semi-Detached residences and Bungalows. You can take a VR tour via their website prior to heading down to their roadshow.
Photo from Horizon Hills Website
Details of Horizon Hills roadshow
Venue: i12 Katong
Date: Sep. 17 – 23, 2025
Time: 10am – 10pm